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Alternatively known as Paykotal, Paykotal', Pāykōtal

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intermittent stream a water course which dries up in the dry season.

• Shēlah-e Sīāhsangak (2.9km)
• Ḩasan Sansalehghay (2.9km)
• Shēlah-e Gerdhūlang (6.3km)
• Shēlah-e Sūkhteh (6.4km)
• Sheykhlawast (7.5km)
• Shēlah-e Ghābmazār (7.6km)
• Shēlah-e Estowah (10.1km)
• Shēlah-e Nowmazār (10.1km)
• Jar-e Zard (10.6km)
• Shēlah-e Ghārak (10.6km)
• Khvoshnāw-e Khoshk (10.7km)
• Shēlah-e Khvoshnāw (12.6km)
• Shēlah-e Bābandak (12.6km)
• Jar-e Ghābeh (12.7km)
• Jar-e Ghālak (12.9km)
• Jar-e Zard (13km)
• Jar-e Āb (13.1km)
• Jar-e Rastrow (13.2km)
• Jar-e Nāy (13.2km)
• Jar-e Mūshghālak (13.2km)
• Darreh-ye Band (13.3km)
• Jar-e Bīdā (13.4km)
• Nowmazār (13.4km)
• Jar-e Khvoshnāw (13.5km)
• Shēlah-e Gharghehnāw (13.7km)
• Khamīn-e Gonbad (13.8km)
• Jar-e Menār (13.9km)

mountain an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.

• Mīānkūh (4.3km)
• Katārghāb (4.7km)
• Pētāw-e Kajnāw (6.7km)
• Kūh-e Nowmazār (7.1km)
• Kharah-e Palangkhānak (9.2km)
• Khūkkoshteh (9.5km)
• Shūrak (10.1km)
• Sarband (10.6km)
• Lūkeh-ye Raḩmatollāh (11.3km)
• Marghzārak (11.3km)
• Talkhāb (11.4km)
• Ghārgalleh (11.6km)
• Sar-e Tābeh-ye Sefīd (11.7km)
• Lūkehmazār (11.8km)
• Bādrowak (12.4km)
• Ghālgardak (12.6km)
• Poshteh-ye `Alībeyg (12.7km)
• Balandarghūnī (12.7km)
• Kūh-e Chahārghalak (13.4km)

populated place a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.

• Pāykowtal (0km)
• Talāb (5.5km)
• Gharghehnāw (6.2km)
• Ghābmazār (7.8km)
• Dahan Dotā'ī (10.3km)
• Fakhryā (11.1km)
• Barkhowl (12.5km)
• Ghālak (12.7km)
• Gardantowb (13.1km)
• Barkhowl (13.7km)
• Dahan Menār (13.8km)

abandoned populated place a ghost town.

• Eskēchak (11.3km)

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spring(s) a place where ground water flows naturally out of the ground.

• Cheshmeh-ye Pīr-e Qābī (11.8km)

valley an elongated depression usually traversed by a stream.

• Nāwah-e Owshān (13.9km)

ridge(s) a long narrow elevation with steep sides, and a more or less continuous crest.

• Band-e Bayān (6.7km)